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If you're earning enough money then you should pay some kind of tax, someway, somehow, somewhere, even if not called tax, such as tariffs, 1 lump sum, sales tax, etc. If you still refuse, expect prison time or move to Mars!
@@l.k.7940even if you pay, they can still come after you with very subjective rules that often contradict themselves. This has happened to me twice. The people working for them are not smart nor are accountants. I wish I had the balls of this guy!! I could not pay but I'm a wimp lol one day maybe.
@@ewetoobblowzdogg8410 if it was against the constitution then it wouldn't happen, even assuming it was against the constitution there are always a few or some exemptions, and the constitution was written more than 200 yrs ago, it can not be interpreted in the same way as before, people don't live in the 1700s or 1800s, too many things have changed in society and the world! even gold is no longer used as a currency as back then, no country uses it that way bcoz it isn't compatible with modern economies!
With more regulations comes higher taxes.Just like the cost of living and inflation both work hand in hand you may get higher inflation first and then higher cost of living later on both never act at the same time but the other will always follow.
I reject the state. I derive laws from morality not politics. I hold that all humans are sovereign. Rights are natural and need no further justification. Rights include, freedom of movement, freedom of speech, etc.
Look at canada. Has tax rates gone down comparable? I've been reading that 66 to 70 cents of every dollar earned in Canada goes to fmsome for of tax, to the individual. Unless you are part of the tax-free people (native) in the country. So, unless you have special treatments, until those are removed, one should look to divest from canada?
I'd say we are still transitioning ages though, thinking that the transition from industrial age to information age would only take 25 years when other transitions took centuries is an incorrect way to think about the predictions. I think this transition will be faster than others but it will still take longer than you're thinking, so to say that the book didn't get it right because it hasn't come to pass yet is simplistic criticism.
"The tax authorities are catching up to that kind of stuff", I would really like to hear more details about that, because bitcoin was created from the ground up to be private (if you know how and want to), censorship resistant, lots of new privacy layers have been added to it, decentralized exchanges, p2p buying and selling, with all that it will be almost impossible to control and track that.
Yes, but companies are still obliged to pay you in fiat in the current financial system, whether you're an employee or a freelancer, for the most part.
@@bernardogalvao4448 yes that is correct and some people have the option to opt out completely from the fiat banking system, the option we did not have 5-6 years ago.
lol no, bitcoin is fully traceable since you are now required to register your name when you buy and sell to real money. It is extremely transparent nowadays
The problem with bitcoin is that it's literally transparent. you can see who made what transaction. if the wallet ever touches a known wallet, or kyc offramp then the identity is found out. if you want privacy you'd look at privacy coins like monero. these coins are de-listed from commercial trading platforms and dex because they're actually effective at what they actually set out to do.
It isn't for the lack of trying. 😂 Rees-Mogg's son has really tried to see his father's book, The Sovereign Individual come true in Britain. He has so far failed and failed.
Thanks for sharing. And about that money part: Just buy and hold anonymous bitcoin. The spread and use of bitcoin is to government what garlic and holy water is to vampires.
In some videos is been said Spain is a good place to settle and reduce taxes, but with the tax for nonresidents on rental properties or about 35% for residents, it looks quite the opposite. Could you provide some details especifically for Spain?
Can you do a 2024 E residency update video. I’m into crypto I considering the Palau 🇵🇼 E residency for KYC to diversify and utilize crypto platform that US citizens don’t have access to normally living in United States.
🎬🔍Check out "6 Takeaways from the Sovereign Individual" too! It's a must-watch for a well-rounded view of this book. Enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/4TcVphNEq7M/v-deo.html
I think Casey has been saying all along that when they feel squeezed, the legacy countries will tighten their grip on their property, the citizens.
Bold and true as always, love this.
I simply refuse to pay an income tax. That's the benefit of working for yourself and staying away from this corporate system.
If you're earning enough money then you should pay some kind of tax, someway, somehow, somewhere, even if not called tax, such as tariffs, 1 lump sum, sales tax, etc.
If you still refuse, expect prison time or move to Mars!
@@l.k.7940if you SHOULD pay it, it's a donation or charity. Tax is something you HAVE TO pay.
@@l.k.7940 Sales tax is the only lawful tax under the constitution and that is what I pay without reservation
@@l.k.7940even if you pay, they can still come after you with very subjective rules that often contradict themselves. This has happened to me twice. The people working for them are not smart nor are accountants.
I wish I had the balls of this guy!! I could not pay but I'm a wimp lol one day maybe.
@@ewetoobblowzdogg8410 if it was against the constitution then it wouldn't happen, even assuming it was against the constitution there are always a few or some exemptions, and the constitution was written more than 200 yrs ago, it can not be interpreted in the same way as before, people don't live in the 1700s or 1800s, too many things have changed in society and the world! even gold is no longer used as a currency as back then, no country uses it that way bcoz it isn't compatible with modern economies!
Thanks for sharing Andrew. Overall good book in my opinion.
Thanks for your UA-cam channel, seems interesting and helpful.
My Pleasure! Thanks for stopping by.@@l.k.7940
Your videos are always insightful
the dragging impact of regulations is much greater than that of high taxes.
With more regulations comes higher taxes.Just like the cost of living and inflation both work hand in hand you may get higher inflation first and then higher cost of living later on both never act at the same time but the other will always follow.
I enjoy listening Andrew 😊
I reject the state. I derive laws from morality not politics. I hold that all humans are sovereign. Rights are natural and need no further justification. Rights include, freedom of movement, freedom of speech, etc.
Look at canada. Has tax rates gone down comparable? I've been reading that 66 to 70 cents of every dollar earned in Canada goes to fmsome for of tax, to the individual. Unless you are part of the tax-free people (native) in the country. So, unless you have special treatments, until those are removed, one should look to divest from canada?
$100 trillion tax and waste national debt does not earn respect from business.
If you take TSI as literal fact you may have this opinion but in my opinion the books predictions are unfolding quite perfectly.
I'd say we are still transitioning ages though, thinking that the transition from industrial age to information age would only take 25 years when other transitions took centuries is an incorrect way to think about the predictions. I think this transition will be faster than others but it will still take longer than you're thinking, so to say that the book didn't get it right because it hasn't come to pass yet is simplistic criticism.
Everything’s coming up Malaysia for the long term Andrew!!
This is a smart dude.
Sovereign individual is old news, we are now talking about the networked states...
Please elaborate thx
"The tax authorities are catching up to that kind of stuff", I would really like to hear more details about that, because bitcoin was created from the ground up to be private (if you know how and want to), censorship resistant, lots of new privacy layers have been added to it, decentralized exchanges, p2p buying and selling, with all that it will be almost impossible to control and track that.
Yes, but companies are still obliged to pay you in fiat in the current financial system, whether you're an employee or a freelancer, for the most part.
Yes, I would also like some more elaboration as well
@@bernardogalvao4448 yes that is correct and some people have the option to opt out completely from the fiat banking system, the option we did not have 5-6 years ago.
lol no, bitcoin is fully traceable since you are now required to register your name when you buy and sell to real money. It is extremely transparent nowadays
The problem with bitcoin is that it's literally transparent. you can see who made what transaction. if the wallet ever touches a known wallet, or kyc offramp then the identity is found out.
if you want privacy you'd look at privacy coins like monero. these coins are de-listed from commercial trading platforms and dex because they're actually effective at what they actually set out to do.
It isn't for the lack of trying. 😂 Rees-Mogg's son has really tried to see his father's book, The Sovereign Individual come true in Britain. He has so far failed and failed.
Thanks for sharing. And about that money part: Just buy and hold anonymous bitcoin. The spread and use of bitcoin is to government what garlic and holy water is to vampires.
Didn't yet
In some videos is been said Spain is a good place to settle and reduce taxes, but with the tax for nonresidents on rental properties or about 35% for residents, it looks quite the opposite. Could you provide some details especifically for Spain?
Ask Shakira about that.
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Can you do a 2024 E residency update video. I’m into crypto I considering the Palau 🇵🇼 E residency for KYC to diversify and utilize crypto platform that US citizens don’t have access to normally living in United States.
This guy talks about taxes for half the video. Skip
Our clients are glad their taxes are much lower now.
@@nomadcapitalist Next time just stay on topic or else it's clickbait